Kalif
Introduction
Successor to the Prophet in Islam; ruler
Background Story
The name Kalif, also spelled Caliph, originates from the Arabic language, meaning 'successor' or 'representative.' In historical contexts, a caliph was the chief Muslim ruler, regarded as the political and religious successor to the Prophet Muhammad. The term has been used in various Islamic contexts, with cultural significance in literature and historical narratives.
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